Hi alomita,

Thanks very much for raising your voice against this barbaric act over there. I'm  very ashamed too as it happened in our own area, in our own state. They don't have any pang of conscience when they showered bullets on the peaceful demonstrators. They lost their mental stability as they arrested a bunch of intellectuals when they raised their voice against this atrocity. they can't think that there must be some wrong they are commiting. Because those are the same artistes, writers, poets, film-makers who untill yesterday were present in every state-run rally against terrorisms in every part of this world. Now they are trying to stop their voice as it goes against them!!! But they can't be able to do it. Thousands of thousands of common people are now ready to raise their voice

BTW if you feel you can check my latest blog 'A candle for...' where I described my own feeling and the way of protest  I prefered in this year Diwali.

My URL  Subiron.Sulekha.com

Hi Raghuji,

 

Nothing to say here because you have described both the sides of the hard fact about this blind faith.  Firstly we start believing something and next we try to back it up with enough reasonings however silly those are or however others think those awakward. But the  most dicey part is that we can't stop toconvincing every one regarding the fact.

Thank you for sharing such a different mind-tickler.

 

Regards,

 

Subiron.

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pinkpurple

A wonderful picturesque description. I can feel the taste of snow and the related ambiance. Good work.

 

Indu

Hi Induji,

I would rather consider it a success as you’ve showed so much interest about this poem. I really get true inspiration when you and some of the other bloggers give their true comments on my works. Thanks once again.

 

Nargis Natarajan

Hi Nargisji,

The way you wrote this shows you liked this poem. I am honoured.

 

Pinkpurple

Hi Pink,

Thanks. I’m enjoying to agree completely what you said here.